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Uncompassionate Theresa May .....
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What is wrong with this woman, she must be the most uncompassionate person ever!!
Corben, The Queen, Prince William, the London Mayor and others have all shown compassion by meeting 'real' people whereas this woman didn't go near them, instead her visit to the emergency services was staged managed, the same as her election campaign.
The sooner she is gone the better!
Corben, The Queen, Prince William, the London Mayor and others have all shown compassion by meeting 'real' people whereas this woman didn't go near them, instead her visit to the emergency services was staged managed, the same as her election campaign.
The sooner she is gone the better!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.By the way, I can understand why TM wanted private time with the rescue services to understand what had gone on, the potential scale of it and freeing up resources for them.
However, it was poor PR not to go and meet a selection of those affected - have to say that she came down here and the bus stopped in Wadebridge and she stayed aboard the blue barge........wrong....she should know better though and where are her really good advisers. Bring back Fairy Bell as to Thatch.
However, it was poor PR not to go and meet a selection of those affected - have to say that she came down here and the bus stopped in Wadebridge and she stayed aboard the blue barge........wrong....she should know better though and where are her really good advisers. Bring back Fairy Bell as to Thatch.
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why is it a criminal enquiry already?
Surely, the authorities need the time to determine the cause and if that is criminal - and then, following on, a second case being the building regs and if they have been failed on and by whom, and then, thirdly so if the regulations' interpretation was kosher, are the regulations negligent or just out of kilter but action needed going forward?
Surely, the authorities need the time to determine the cause and if that is criminal - and then, following on, a second case being the building regs and if they have been failed on and by whom, and then, thirdly so if the regulations' interpretation was kosher, are the regulations negligent or just out of kilter but action needed going forward?
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Just be wary of the willingly, very public, compassionate. I have found over the years that they are usually hiding something behind it. Be even more wary of the people who appear to endorse false compassion, they are liable to be very verbose and loud virtue signalers with their own covert agenda. The poor people are not even recovered from their truly awful death beds and some would make personal advance from the tragedy. Makes me sick to my heart.
I am not convinced that lawyer is correct. I understood that because an inquiry will hear similar evidence to an inquest, the inquest normally becomes secondary to the inquiry. Thus the inquest is opened, the dead identified and then proceedings adjourned pending the outcome of the inquiry. However, an inquest can still reconvene after the inquiry findings. Both have different roles.
I am also not convinced that TM could order the Coroner for London NOT to open an inquest. He holds a judicial office and is entitled to exercise his judicial discretion.
I could of course be wrong...........
I am also not convinced that TM could order the Coroner for London NOT to open an inquest. He holds a judicial office and is entitled to exercise his judicial discretion.
I could of course be wrong...........
Can not understand why the CONS on here keep attacking MR CORBYN, when it was they who voted for him to be leader of his party , paying just 3£ each to join the Labour party,because they thought it would be the end of labour , he could well be the next PM , the way MRS MAY is performing.What a load of numptys.
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